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Michael Scott Cuthbert

Associate Professor of Music and Faculty Director of Digital Humanities at MIT working on Computational Musicology and Digital Humanities. Developer of the music21 toolkit for Symbolic Music Information Retrieval (http://web.mit.edu/music21/). Primarily a Python and Javascript hacker, but also with Perl and C knowledge.

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23 Why note B is marked with H in Scandinavia and Germany? Apr 1 '13
14 What are the limitations of the ABC notation format? Oct 18 '14
10 Chord progressions ending in “I” at the end of a phrase vs. the beginning of the next Sep 5 '13
7 Was the pitch A given that letter because the minor key was originally the “basic” mode? Feb 25 '13
7 Difference between Baritone and Euphonium Apr 17 '13
7 How does one read very loud or very soft dynamic markings (e.g. ffff, ppp)? Aug 20 '13
6 Classical examples of a 'fifth voice' or 'ghost soprano' Sep 5 '13
6 How can I find choir sheet music? Sep 16 '13
6 List of possible trichord/triad names Oct 23 '13
6 Where did the British names for different note lengths come from? Oct 26 '13
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